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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
Pswderly's Time to Strike.

The lot of Mr.. Powderly ID surely not q
happy one, and the fame that he has Sc.
cured seems dearly bought. He has shown
ability that would give him command of
moro lucrative position than the one he
holds, but he sticks to the Knights of La
bor ship with tenacity that commands
admiration. Haldly week passes that
there II not rumor published OF irrecon-
cilable disputes in the order, and violent
stacks on the master workman. As rep
resented in the daily press, the whole vast
machine ID in . permanent condition of
impending collapse, and yet months pile
up into years, and the order lives on with
the irrepressible Powderly on top.
At the present writing there seems to be
little doubt that the affairs of the Knights
are In bad way. District Assembly No.
!. In Philadelphia, is head over ears in
debt, and the suspension of No. 126 is said
% have greatly displeased many active
leaders. There Is complaint everywhere.
especially in Chicago. But Chicago is no
togiously hard to please, and the attack Of
Assembly l26 on Mr.. Powderly is 60 bit ter
1hat Il must rebound on its authors. Peo.
- vill not readily believe that he and his
5nGDocia&s are "corrupt and inefficient
/ -"
k n greatest danger now men acing them
- = - one that no management, how
0poe skillful. ean avoid, namely {: falling
= q sevenus oeoasioned BY the apathy oi
namheu who have grown tired Of contrib.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

A RUSSIAN journal which is credited with
4 semi. official character announces that II
England assumes control in Afghsnistan
Russia will require guarantees that her
position in Central Asia will not be en-
barrassed, and II these are refused Russia
will take whatever measures she believes
expedient land would not be concerned
whether they were agreeable to England or
not" The simple fact OF Eugland's presence
a. an sctive power may be said 10 embsrsss
Russia and the kind Of guarantee that she
might require cannot easily be guessed. The
newspaper seems to assume that England
would refuse to grant 1t and the atfectstion
OF sublime indifference - tn British feeling Z
in the matter seems to indicate that tho
Russian mind Ii fixed on the humiliation q
England.
Lord Churchill's remarks on the misman
sgement Of the ''queen's navee" are MOI
calculated to increase the caution OF the heal
| In his trifiing with the lions tail. Gum
were made after designs that had been con
demned by experts, and ordnance officers
who gave warning that they would burs
were reprimsnded. One sun burst with hal
. charge and the whole lot we're condemned
at loss Of $l,OOO,OOO From this experience
We may profit; and the moral clearly is,
build guns, ships and forts no faster than
| is consistent with careful designing and
thorough inspection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

H. - Voooo1 ~ Tn AFFORDS con-
G1nnvo ovt0unoo tAot - win nOt call
. sgtn sosloa q Ss1aAe q House 10
Sunedy ~ oeosat Which he discovered
intho revooue bin. Eoe some reason he 10
stsolabsiy eppeesd b having this bill vivi.
6ed, sssn though u may b done by simply
onlliDg togstAsr The senate. Possibly he
doss n0t bslisvs that the meeting Of the
senate alone can remedy the defeat Of the
bin. Possibly his reluctance springs from
his. .unwillingness to cause the expense OF
an extra session of the House.
But these reasons are seemingly SO mad
equate - to prompt suspicion that the
governor does not really want the new
revenue bill to be made law or that his
party advisers do not.
In view OF the fact that the extra tax 1t
assesses upon corporations would pay the
extra cost of the legislatures meeting sew
eral times over, and Of the further probe .
bility that the members would serve
without pay and Of the other fact
that really only the Senate need be
assembled and il the additional certainty
that the entire public with loud voice
demands that the revenue bill be enacted
at once into it seems not wholly un.
Just to conclude that the governor has
some strong reason, Of which the public is
not advised, for refusing to put life into
| the revenue bill.
1t may be thathe simply wants to gratif.
q desire to slash the appropriation bills
Of which we confess that there are man.
that will very advantageously be vetoed.
But since Senator and Secretary Of Stat
Quay. who seems to hold the Republica
party of the state in the hollow Of his hand
has uttered so manifestly insncere an eN
preston of distress at the failure of tn
revenue bill, it is in order to suspect al
the Republican chiefs and puppets of pre-
tending a grief at its death which they d.
not feel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

LAxcAsrKR, JuHE Z. iss7.
ne Upbfaialne Of 1sserasce.

TIE Upbfal6lne Of ISuofance.
Dn Butler latsly delivered On address to
aduating law students in which, among
01hR thines, he told them that he never
GnGUd % defend IN innocent man charged
|u1eA murder, because the responsibility
Wslghsd % heavily upon him; and he told
CA0young men that there was no reason
Why they should refuse to be counsel for
ohose whom they knew to be guilty because
= Vss their business to do for man &C.
ed Of crime sll that he could lawfully
- for himself, and a. he was not
hound 70 plead guilty his attorney
Wss justified in securing his scquittal in
- honorable way. He told the embryo
hMym to invariably ascertain whether
tkolr client was guilty before defending
IN, because their defense would be ma.
twiAlly shaped BY . knowledge Of the real
Snet and advised them never to declare
1 puint blank to the court and jury that their
elisnt was innocent, lest they might come
ito disrepute when it was found that he
was guilty.
ThoCU h no harm In these declarations,
. md much Of worldly wisdom !; yet Butler
~ been virulently assailed by news.
papee editors of excessively assumed
viEtue, - though he had said some.
thing dreadful, and the courts Of
Massachusetts are even called upon to
ta1s notice Of Buffers outrageous senti.
nsnts. There is no occasion whatever for
this indignation and the editors who lash
thsmselves into passion over Buffers
baseneD simply show that they do not
know that whereof they speak. 1t is un
4 doubtedly the duty Of lawyer who accepts
the case Of q client to do all that he may
Aonorably do for him and it is certainly
wiss In him 70 apd-out whether his client
!: en0llE- -g1nty I; and there is no manner o.
oB9aAion upon him to withdraw from th'
defense II he finds him to be guilty ; ant
i he will be exceedingly prudent and sensibl
n he can refrain from 80 making his client
case his own as give the jury hi
personal assurance of his innocence wher
be may turn out to be guilty.
This is all that Butler has advised an,
declared and the editors who assail him 70
Il are donkeys Of the first class; Of whicl
there are as many in the editorial profes
sion - in any other. The only remarkable
thing that Butler said was that he wOul'
rather defend man guilty than q man in
nocent of murder. That is q matter o
taste. Most lawyers probably would prefe
8 70 defend the innocent; some for tn
4 greater satisfaction of their sensibilities
and moro for the greater ease of the job
Bat Butler never declines task because ol
IL difficulty, and it probably is q pleasure
70 him to have real hard case Of import
ance to fight, in which he will be free Il
1t himself loose and try every sort Of desper
ats expedient, knowing he will do no injus
y tice to his client who is guilty aud worth
4 Of hanging anyhow. 1t is probabl
the same feeling Of pleasure that physi
eian has In undertaking desperate cas-
IN which there will be plenty of glory an
satiafaction IL he wins, and If he fails, hi
patient will not suffer more than the deatl
that was inevitable anyhow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04


PIrTsBURa journals publish long columns
OF names and figures which are supposed to
show the business done annually in the city
from $4,000 year far up Into the millions.
The accuracy Of this report cannot bs de-
pended on, a. business men very naturally
object to making their business public, but
the total cannot bs many millions out OF the
way, and 1t II certainly splendid exhibit OF
tne business development Of the city. There
Ms u least . dozen establishments claiming
70 90 business OF . million or more and
Joseph Horne d Co. are down for sa ano 0oo
The profits on the turning OF all this capital
may DO relatively large or small, aud "A
people gradually appreciate that fact there
will be lees aversion on the part of the
merchants TO stating the volume OF their
yearly business with accuracy. In Pittsburs
- In Lancaster the tax based on these return I
v msstins with strong opposition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

The general synod Of the Reformed church,
at Akron, Ohio, elected Rev. e. W. Welker,
o. Lamont, North Carolina moderator by .
unanimous vote Rsv. =. N. Calender, Of
Mount Crawford, Virginia, was chosen nrst
vice president, and Rev. Charles M. Schaaf,
OF Huntington, Indiana, second vice presi.
dent Rev. DIR. lsaac II. Reiter, OF Day ton,
Ohio, 10 the stated clerk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
SPBOIAL NOfIORS.
JUST As GOOD.

JUST AS GOOD.
Don't allow anyone to make you believe any
other remedy is Just as good for sick headache
true. This Is the only remedy In the world that
strikes at the root OF the disease and drives It
out. Give II u trial.
sH!LOhS COUGH ana Consumption Cure
SUMPTION: @ sod By Cochran, 'aISs araxSfss xSa.
Nos. 1T and lss North Queen St., Lancaster,
Pa. f3l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
the CITADEL OF Uhivsiry.

From the Nashville Union.
A young lady said st the recent meeting of
the women's Christian importance union in
Savannah "Chivslry, which has fied from
all other quarters, hss taken refuge In news-
paper ofiiceA" 1t 10 unnecessary TO state
that this young lady Is the prettiest and
brightest representative Of her sex In q cor.
HiA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

THERE seem to be some very nervous pec-
pie In New York. The Chamber Of Com.
merce 10 considering the advisability OF
building ten small steam rams to be used to
protect the harbor from invasion by an
enemy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

THE wise Ben Butler says that he is ou, OF
politics can see no reason for entering the
political field again ''unlsss an emergency
ariseaL" He has q way Of raising euergen-
cies to suit himself
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

PIcKETrs' men will 60 to Gettysburg after
all The condemnation Of the action of the
Gettysburg Memorial association In forbid
ing the erection of q monument has been 20
vigorous, and the Philadelphia brigade has 90
urgently repeated its invitation to the
Southerners, that they have decided to have
the reunion on the battle field.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

IT seems that the Esds ship railway
scheme has not beeu buried with the great
engineer. Colonel james Andrews, OF Ale
ghepy City, has been chosen ~ the engineer
hest httsd 10 carry out the bold project be-
causs ot bis Close business aasociation with
Captain Esds and bis familiarity with the
IsthmuA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

Judge Orr, Of Kankakee, Ill, has goat
which runs his lawn mower. And II 10 Q
curious fact that the goat like his human
brother, prefers to work the mower in the
early morning when 1t will wake everybody
up
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

salvation OH cures toothache. sprains, strains
bruises. chilblains, ana all nesh wounds. Is cts.
You need not neglect your business when
troubled with a cough or cold, II you only use
the reliable remedy Dr. Bulls Cough syrup q
once.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts, Bruisea
Sores. Clcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
sruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no poy
required. 1t y guaranteed to give perfect Set1S-
faction, or money refunded. Price 3 cent? por
box. For sale By H. h Cochran, DrugR1ot IN
ana la Worth ouaau street LAncaatar, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

MAYOR HEWITT, Of New York, 10 enforc
Ing the obnoxious provision OF the New
York law prohibiting the use of liquor on
Sunday at hotel tsbies The quickest mode
OF repeating an obnoxious Law Is to enforce
IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
The Americas Tract Society.

From the New York sun.
Yet We are bound to say that in our opin
ion, the cause Of religion would not suffer II
the Tract society were discontinued alto.
gether aud the publication OF religious lttera-
ture lett to ordinary publishers meeting .
natural demand,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
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From Town Topics.
Van SPORT goes by on the avenue with
his New Siberian bloodhound.
Miss A. -Splended brutes, aren't they:
Miss B.-Which?
Miss A,-Both.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

ooVognoe Beaver has vetoed the sppro.
n1iea q eoo0y 900 for ths state capitol
oovsnsnt, upon ths ground that the
- ~ ~ have the nensy 70 pay for Il.
nDeognog declares that thib bul h Just
IN ehenn havs beso. Il y veil
D o1o1le embodied ~ plan OF I'm.
De 0AaoA ~ hb apoeoval, and
- - = - ~ capitol
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
The Church Army.

The "Church Army" the Anglican rival
Of the Salvation Army, wss started about hve
years ago by the Rev. William Carlile, Q
young curate OF London. 1t employs work.
ipgmen to reach workingmen, aud seems to
be growing in strength ana influence
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

THE reputation Of JAKE Sharp gives color
to the charge Of jury fixing, but that willy
operator would not himself have managed
things 90 clumsily as to be found out.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

A wooden Gross hes bssa erected st Bodyks
where the eviction he'd % b seoppsd on %
count OF the sheriff being ssissd with It,
upno which aro tpecsibed these words |:
JPnise the Lordi Here ths tyssnt's ast was
pasAlysod."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

A BUTLER club has been formed In Boston
Its mission ought to be TO club Ben out OF
political life.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
The 0rses Am ssioan Chorus.

sneezin ing. snufing and coughing! This 10 the
music all over the land Just now. live got
such an awful cold in my head" Cure it With
Ely's Cream Balm or It may end In the tOng hest
form OF Catarrh. Maybe you have crarrh now.
Nothing Is more nauseOns and Dreadful. Tnii
remedy m astery 1t as no other ever did Not &
snuff nor liquid. Pleasant, certain, rsdicsl.
my2t2wdeod&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
The lmpsnding Dangss.

The recent statistics Of the number OF deaths
show that largo majority die with Consump-
ton. This disease may commence with an ap.
parently harmless cough which can be cured IL.
stanuy by kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, which ts guaranteed TO cure and relieve
all cases. Price % cents and q. Irt1l stse free.
For sale BY II. b. Cochran. druggtst No. lS7
North Queen street O6lwdkltW
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II sold
Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa Ul
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
Why He Didn't Get waited On.

NtECLltLt IIGFt4Cl
Il was one Of the swell drug stores q
Boston, and travelling man who wss
threatened with an attack Of mslaria had
been waiting the pleasure OF the ariat0-
cratic clerk for some time.
"Wll.ou give NE half dozen three
grain capsules Ct qUinine?" he said 81
soon Is the young mzn had sized t1e
LAST touch OF genius into s g-Gss Of soda
water.
4 stony stare was the only response he
got, and be was pOndering whether ne
should repeat the question or not, when
ne saw an old friend, = resident OF the
city, hsppeued in. After the usual greet
ings the traveller asked:
"WhGt in thunder IS the matter with
these peopls? Don't they want to sell
goOds?"
al should think so. Been having trou-
bIe?"
81 should say So Here I've oeeE wait
ing for the last hs.f hour for : little bit OF
quinine "
"For quininef How did you ask for
it,"
81 told him ! wanted quinine, same IS
any white man would
"WeIl, you lust slip up 10 him and tell
him you want some kee-neen and he'll
condescend to understand you. Away
say kee-neen in Boston"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
AUSTIN
Monthly Treasury Acknowledgements
tendent Coopcr's Ruling.

Monthly Treasury Acknowledgements
tendent Coopcr's Ruling.
Special tothe Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, Sept. 2.-The regular
monthly statement of the balance st the
treasury was handed out to-day. 1t
makes the total cash balance in the treas
ury on August 81 last, I,35@, 4s0.5J.
Among the items are:
General revenue, SSS2, l3+.
Available school fund, SSH.
Permanent school fund, S2j2 Psi.
Permanent university fund, SSH.
Orphan asylum land sales, SlG,45e
Available university fund, Sl5,905.
The following charter was flied in the
Office Of the Secretary of State: Houston
Corn Mill Company, capital 10000;
incorporetors, NJ. B. Richardson, Y Nj
Conglon, j. Lulle, j. NJ. Richardson and
G. f. Richardson.
Az 8 general rule every male citizen
twenty-one years OF age is legally quail
i1iad to hold Office. Other qualifications
may be prescribed by statuta, but this
general rule must apply IN the
absence OF any statute The trustee
snip Of public school district
is an office requiring discretion, jQdg
ment and experience fer its proper fUl-
iillment. s woman not being al eleCtor
is not eligible TO the trusteeshig Of pub
lie school district. Ii the appeal Of i
G. Wauing, trustee Of school district
No. :, Travis county, from the ruling CT
County Superintendent Maxwell against
fenGle trustees, the ruling OF County
superintendent Maxwell is sustained
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03

J. S. Hamilton, dry goods snd grocery !
store; J. G Phillips, storehouse; ". ,. !
Lusk, store; NJ. Z, GIcPhail, grocery }
store and dwelling; 5. 3. Frank, groce,y |
store; Harrison & Royal, shops sd
stock; Wilson, carriage shop, etc.
\. Il. Justice, harness end s2--
dlery store; Sellers & Bro, lumber
gard and gr0cery; n. II. Ward, livery
stable and complete OUTFIT. Q1!,e &
number ct persons, not included, lost
dwellings and everything. Most Of sc
business houses that ere lett ar badly
wrecked, and several are standing ia the
middle OF the streets tanned IL Pile.
Almost al viii nave IL pc torn down a11
moved back. The damage 10 Jhe remain
ing stocks is variousty es,.mt- ed.
number If people ere left IN deo-1ra9.e
fix, and ;lase VINO would gladly he-p
them are unable TO do so, the Gr0UtE o.
two gear5 being supplemented by tA.s de-
vasta.iou. G. W. Harris end the
firm Cf Sellers, Harris & Go. es-
capped with tr.hrg loss, probably o'.y,
10 dwellings and stores. The Central
Rsi!r, al is II terrible shspe, the BRIGGS
being swept away and much OF the lraca
| is carried for mile and lodged, son
time six tracks deep, ia the timber. Inc
| long iron bridge over the Dufau river, g
mile west Of town, is in the bottom OF ire
| Duffau river All the valley farms are
greatly damsged-soil, crops, fencing,
/ etc, being swept entirely away in many
! places. People are busy for miles down
{ the river, pIcki- 9 up remnants u their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
Hsayless Rain on Record.

Special to the Gazette,
ABBOTT, Tex, Sep. We mad the
heGyiest rainfall here Tuesday morning
last that ever vas witnessed by even the
eldest citizens. Il raIned for seven sue
Cessive hours, flooding all low and bottom
lands and washing out about 100 feet OF
tae Missouri Pacific Railroad COmpany's
track, TWO miles south Of town, end
badly wreCking the trcstIe over Coz
creek, TWO and haIi niles north Of town.
The creek was five feet higher than ever
known OF before, L washed the new
bridge that spans the above stream five
miles below the railroad bridge, that the
county lust erected about eight months
ego at q cost Of $4,000. The
loss is quite heavy on the
farmers, as they hs1 all their cot
ton destroyed thst was opened. Some Of
them report SIS high rs five bales knocked
out and washed away. Cattle end horses
were drowned IN the bottom lands, and g
wagon loaded with seed cotton on the
creek bottom was washed sway, and at
this writing has not been heard of
At the BurkehaIter gin, four miles east
OF here, two bales Of cotton were washed
out Of the gin yard and nothing heard
from it yet Almost every tank in the
entire neighborhood was washed down.
Tanks that have been built for over
twenty five years were broke. The rains
were so heavy sad long that rabbits and
birds were drowned on the prairies. a
construction train with over 100 men
went up the road Tuesday evening repair
ing up things SIS thew went, We have
had no mail since Monday evening, and
no communication by wire further south
thsn Waco and north Of Itaska. The
north-bound passenger train Of Tuesday
morning, that WAS caught between wash
outs Of Itaska and Grandview, returned
south this evening st O'Clock. It is
said by ell that this is the heaviest rain
fzll that ever fell in this portion Of Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
situation at Waco

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEz Sept. The railroad sill
u&tiou here IS someWha. improved today.
The Missouri Pacific is moving It's trains
north ARD south, but on ell other roads
there is 10 change from yesterday. The
Cotton Belt people say they cannot say
positively wGen they VIII open their liue
cast OF C0rsicana. The Central cannot
run trains wagt Of waco earlier than san
day, anc perhaps NOS that esrly. a brick
store, undermined IN East Waco gy the
..od, gave WAY aAo leL ta-NaH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
Baird,
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, Ten, Sept. Our School
Board has appointed as teachers in the
public schools for the coming year Pro-
fessor Ellis of Jones county, Miss Nettie
McMains Of Callahan county, snd Miss
Shelby Norveu OF Weatherford. The
school opens September -.
The moonlight Sunday school picnic
Tuesday evening, at this place, was e.
dyed hugely by number of ladies, gen
tieman and children.
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. +. Claggett returned
from their bridal tour yesterday evening,
and were, with number OF friends, en-
tertained st the residence OF Captain J. l..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03

CLEVELAND, OHIo. Sept. 2.-The men,
bers Of Crane Post, Grand Army Of the
Republic, have adopted resolutions which
declare this post looks with diSapproba-
ton and condemnation upon every and
shy demonstration Of disrespect toward
the legslly constituted head Of the Ia
tionsl government, the same being sub
versive Of the foundation principles Of
the G. a. Il. as set forth in the third sec
ton Of article eleven, and furthermore we
hope end trust that the department IN the
convocetion st St. Louis will take such
sction es will demonstrate that the G. a.
Il. is not an organization for political
purposes CT through which to manifest
Ill will.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
CROPS Near Bellevu:.

Special to the Gazette,
BELLEVUE, TEx., Sept. We have
had plenty Of rsin last mo2th. Grass is
fac aud the ground wet. Farmers are
busy breaking isnG to plant wteat. Some
Rave finished planting wheat. Some
oIts sud mtllet land VIII make good
second crop. Cotton Is much better than
was expected. is t2is IS the LceltL.asc
county and has tbs pures. wa.e. il the
s.ste, we are Il. il q tine hUmor